Gaming Age

20th June 2017
iO

Categories: Review: Software
Author: Matthew Pollesel
Publisher: Gamious
Machine: PlayStation 4 (US Version)

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Scores

PlayStation 4 Version
Overall50

Summary

iO is not a memorable game. The good news, I suppose, is that being thoroughly forgettable also means that it's not memorably bad, either, but if that's the game's major selling point, it should tell you how far away you should stay.